Auditions are required in order to assess each individual actor’s comfort level as a performer, evaluate their skills and find the role that will best fit their personality and talent.

 


 

General Audition Information for Musical Productions

What to Expect
Each participant will sing a musical theatre song of their choice, perform an excerpt from the show (provided by the director), and dance a routine taught by the choreographer. The program supervisor, choreographer, music director/accompanist, and director, as well as other actors auditioning in the same group, may be present during auditions.

What to Prepare
All participants should prepare 30-45 seconds of a musical theatre song. Sheet music must be provided by the participant. The music should be hole-punched within a binder for the accompanist. Please ensure that sheet music has a vocal line as well as a line for the accompaniment below it. If you need assistance with music, contact Drew Kambach.

What to Wear
Participants should wear clothes and shoes they are comfortable dancing and performing in.

 

General Audition Information for Plays

What to Expect
Each actor will participate in solo and/or group scenes as given by the Director. Actors may also engage in technical theatre games to access acting ability, listening skills, and general movement throughout the space.

What to Prepare
Nothing specifically unless given a scene prior to the audition.

What to Wear
Participants should wear clothes and shoes they are comfortable dancing and performing in.